Ecommerce-first builds — from simple to serious

Websites that help you sell — without the chaos.

ecomqwik builds ecommerce-first sites for people who actually want them to work. From simple “get me online” builds, to real stores with real catalogs, to content that helps customers (and Google) understand what you do.

We start from a blank page. No off‑the‑shelf templates, no theme lock‑in — your site gets a system that fits your business.

Store builders are easy. Standing out is the hard part — that’s the part we help with.

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Built for speed clean code, lightweight pages

Built for clarity copy + layout that converts

Built to iterate easy updates + measurable wins

Ecommerce instincts

Product-first thinking, landing pages that convert, and systems that scale when you’re ready.

Not industry-locked

Deep fishing experience, but the process works for any business that needs results.

Recent builds & active ecosystems

A few live examples that show the range — simple service sites, product-heavy storefronts, and content libraries.

Presence, Commerce, and Content aren’t a ladder. We start with a conversation to decide if you need a website right now, and if so, what kind of system you actually need — then we build from a blank page.

PRESENCE — Show up

Presence — look legit, fast

For the maker, service business, or “we’re just getting rolling” brand. A site that loads fast, reads clean on mobile, and makes it obvious what you do — and how to contact or buy.

Not a prerequisite for anything. If this is the right fit, great. If your business is still best run through Facebook drops, auctions, or DMs — we’ll tell you that too.

Warm take: if people don’t trust you in the first 10 seconds, nothing else matters.

Lead gen + credibility Simple updates Speed-focused

Hill Bookkeeping

Services-forward layout with booking CTA, credibility blocks, and a clean, friendly voice.

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Mouth Right Foods

Product-focused landing experience with story, usage ideas, and a straight path to purchase.

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COMMERCE — Sell

Commerce — built for how people actually shop

Are you ready for an ecommerce presence? We’ll walk through the decision with you—including the stuff most people don’t realize they’re signing up for. We handle product catalogs from 10 to 100,000—variants, search, shipping rules, promos, and product pages that actually explain what’s for sale.

Blunt truth: building a store is easy. Building one fully takes intention.

Platforms we build on

Plus the “under the hood” essentials: GA4, Search Console, Merchant Center (when it fits), email capture, and the boring stuff that keeps ecommerce sane.

Catalog navigation Merchandising Operational reality

Jiggin’ Johnsons Tackle Box

Brand-first storefront with category clarity, story, and a layout tuned for shoppers who browse.

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Qwik Fishing Marketplace

Marketplace-style browsing with strong category pages, trust elements, and conversion-first routing.

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Coda Lures

High-energy merchandising with promotional panels, category pathways, and strong “why us” framing.

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Blind Squirrel Baits

Custom-first storefront with heavy options, strong merchandising, and a layout that still keeps it shoppable.

Custom products Merch panels Catalog depth

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CONTENT — Teach & compound

Content — teach, rank, and build trust

Guides, stories, FAQs, and educational pages that make people feel smarter — and help search engines understand you. Often this is a non‑ecommerce or hybrid site (education, media, community, B2B). It can stand alone, or support a store when it makes sense.

We like content that teaches. Not content that fills space.

Information architecture Search + browse Editorial systems

Every Chapter Counts

Large content base with a calm, museum-style feel — designed for exploration, not doomscrolling.

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Every Chapter Counts — Articles

Archive-style browsing with clean cards, tags, and structure that makes long-form content feel approachable.

Content archive Structured browsing SEO-ready

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Quick reality check (friendly, I promise)

A store builder can get you online fast. What it won’t do is make customers find you, trust you, or choose you. That part is structure, content, and a few opinionated decisions — and that’s where small brands can win.

People don’t buy “a site”

They buy clarity

What is it, who is it for, and why should I trust you?

Search isn’t magic

It needs signals

Good titles, descriptions, structure, and pages that answer real questions.

“Big brand” is a look

Not a budget

A solid site can make a small company feel world-class — and that changes conversion.

Your site is the asset

Not the marketplace

Email lists, repeat customers, and brand equity add up over time.

Under the hood (the part most people don’t know exists)

A site has the part people see… and the part search engines read. Most “pretty” sites ship without the second part. We treat it like build work, not a marketing add‑on.

Pages need identities

Titles + meta descriptions

Every key page gets a clear title and description—so Google (and humans) know what it’s for.

Catalog needs structure

Category + product framing

Real content behind categories and products—not filler—so shoppers understand, and ranking has a chance.

Images aren’t decoration

Alt text + compression

Fast images with meaningful alt text. Better accessibility, better speed, better search signals.

Indexing isn’t automatic

Sitemaps + hygiene

Sitemaps, clean URLs, canonicals where needed, and basic guardrails so pages don’t fight each other.

Already have a site? We’ll review titles/meta, structure, indexing basics, and give you a prioritized punch‑list (what to fix first, and why). Get a quick SEO + structure fix list

How we build (without guessing)

No price tables here — because scope matters. Instead: a predictable way to go from idea → live site → measurable improvement.

01 — Align

Goal + constraints

What success looks like, what must stay true, and what can change. We pick the stage that fits.

02 — Design

Layout + voice

Information architecture, copy structure, CTAs, and a visual system that matches your brand.

03 — Build

Fast implementation

Clean, responsive front-end with performance-first defaults (images, caching, accessibility).

04 — Launch

Ship + iterate

Analytics, SEO hygiene, and a punch-list of next improvements based on real behavior, not opinions.

Tell me what you’re building

If you already know which stage you want, great. If not, describe the business and the goal — we’ll pick the right path.

Quick intake (no fluff)

Ecommerce experience is a strength here — but not a constraint. Whether you’re selling products, selling services, or building a content-driven community, the build should feel simple to run.

Tip: If you already have a site, paste the link and tell me what’s bugging you. I won’t be offended.

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